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Wednesday, 22 July 2015

Tips for Safe Grilling when Wearing Contact Lenses

Summer season carry thrill, excitement and fun. Whilst
summer is all about achieving that beautiful smoldering tan, it is also the
time when people fire up the grill. To make the most of summer, people stay
out, surf & eat. Grilling & BBQ are the most seen side activities
observed on a sunny day at beach. If you are wearing contact lenses, you need
to consider following factors for safe grilling.

First and foremost; let us clear that no heat or smoke
either from your fireplace, kitchen or your BBQ grill is strong enough to burn
your contact lenses. There is no harm to wear contact lenses at BBQ grill. The
vicious hoax that claims about taking the eyesight of a young man and holding
contact lenses accountable for his vision loss has been debunked by the researchers
and experts. What you need to be careful about when grilling is the way you do
it-your attitude.

Always do the grilling outside, so there is enough oxygen to
burn the carbon di-oxide.

Some people might be allergic to the smoke rising from the
coals. Therefore, staying at an appropriate distance is the safest habit.

When doing the spices, you get your hands spoiled.
Therefore, be very cautious about washing your hands as immediately as possible
once done marinating the meat. You might accidently rub your eyes that might
end up developing an eye sore if your hands are dirty.

Keep the grill clean by wiping off the oil deposit and
product debris so that it does not splatter. It reduces the risk of accidental
injuries with contact lenses.

Keep the grill away from the wooden decks or over-hanging
branches of trees. It is just to prevent accidental catch-ups of fire.

Even if the flames get fierce, they cannot melt your contact
lenses or fuse them with your eyes. The potential damage caused by fire when
wearing contact lenses can only happen when you are in the fire yourself. In
this case too; before the smoke/fire burns your contact lenses it burns your
skin. Therefore, don’t ear to the hoax circulating around. Wear contact lenses fearlessly. Just be alarmed; accidents can happen anytime, anywhere.